Identification card

ABSTRACT

An identification card includes a ceramic substrate with opposite surfaces, and an accommodating part. A marking joint part is arranged in the accommodating part, and the orthogonal projection of the accommodating part on the ceramic substrate covers the orthogonal projection of the marking joint part on the ceramic substrate. The marking joint part includes a bearing layer and a marking part arranged on the bearing layer. The bearing layer and the marking part are of an integrated structure. The ceramic substrate is provided with an accommodating part for setting a marking joint part to ensure the flatness of the identification card, and the orthogonal projection of the accommodating part on the ceramic substrate covers the orthogonal projection of the marking joint part on the ceramic substrate.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure belongs to the technical field of electronicproducts, and in particular, relates to an identification card.

BACKGROUND

An identification card is a medium for identifying individuals andstoring individual information. Various identification cards, such asemployee's cards, ID cards, various financial transaction cards and VIPcards, have been widely used in our lives. We have developed variousanti-counterfeiting functions and/or decorations providing specialvisual effects on various identification cards, such as financial cards.The identification cards in the prior art are easy to deform and havelow structural strength.

Therefore, a new identification card is urgently needed.

SUMMARY

The embodiment of the disclosure provides an identification card, whichadopts a ceramic substrate, so the identification card has highermaterial hardness and structural strength, and is not easy to deform.

On the one hand, the embodiment of the disclosure provides anidentification card, which comprises a ceramic substrate with oppositesurfaces, and at least one surface is provided with an accommodatingpart; wherein a marking joint part is arranged in the accommodatingpart, and the orthogonal projection of the accommodating part on theceramic substrate covers the orthogonal projection of the marking jointpart on the ceramic substrate, and the marking joint part comprises abearing layer and a marking part arranged on the bearing layer, whereinthe bearing layer and the marking part are of an integrated structure.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the ceramic substratecomprises a first ceramic substrate and a second ceramic substrate whichare connected with each other, and the accommodating part is arranged onat least one of the first ceramic substrate and the second ceramicsubstrate.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the marking part comprises achip part and an information marking part, and the chip part and theinformation marking part are respectively arranged in the accommodatingpart of the surfaces of the first ceramic substrate and the secondceramic substrate, which surfaces are opposite to each other.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the information marking partcomprises at least one of a magnetic stripe, a bank logo, a signaturestrip and a card body pattern part, and the bank logo and the card bodypattern part are arranged in the form of standing gold.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the orthogonal projection ofthe first ceramic substrate on the identification card at leastpartially overlaps with the orthogonal projection of the second ceramicsubstrate on the identification card.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, a clamping groove matchedwith the second ceramic substrate is arranged on the surface of thefirst ceramic substrate opposite to the second ceramic substrate, sothat the second ceramic substrate can be arranged in the clampinggroove.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, a pre-laminated layer incontact with the marking joint part is arranged between the firstceramic substrate and the second ceramic substrate, and the chip part ofthe marking part are connected with an antenna part of the pre-laminatedlayer.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the orthogonal projection ofthe pre-laminated layer on the first ceramic substrate is rectangular;or, the orthogonal projection of the pre-laminated layer on the firstceramic substrate is annular.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the pre-laminated layer is aflexible material layer.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the pre-laminated layerfurther comprises a first fixing layer and a second fixing layer, andthe antenna part is arranged between the first fixing layer and thesecond fixing layer.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the accommodating partcomprises a through hole penetrating the first ceramic substrate, andthe marking part is arranged in the through hole.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, an adhesive layer is arrangedbetween the accommodating part and the marking part and/or between thefirst ceramic substrate and the second ceramic substrate.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, a stereoscopic printing layeris arranged at the joint of the first ceramic substrate and the secondceramic substrate. According to one aspect of the disclosure, at leastone surface of the ceramic substrate is provided with a pattern layer,the orthogonal projection of the pattern layer on the identificationcard does not overlap with the orthogonal projection of the markingjoint part on the identification card.

According to one aspect of the disclosure, the pattern layer is formedon the surface of the ceramic substrate by one of firing glaze,electroplating and photoetching; or, a patterned groove formed by laserengraving is arranged on the surface of the ceramic substrate, and anink layer is arranged in the patterned groove to form the pattern layertogether.

Compared with the prior art, the identification card provided by theembodiment of the disclosure comprises a ceramic substrate and a markingjoint part, wherein an accommodating part is arranged on the ceramicsubstrate for setting the marking joint part to ensure the flatness ofthe identification card, and the orthogonal projection of theaccommodating part on the ceramic substrate covers the orthogonalprojection of the marking joint part on the ceramic substrate, i.e., thelength, width and other measurements of the accommodating part areslightly greater than or equal to the length, width and othermeasurements of the marking joint part, which is convenient for placingthe marking joint part. The bearing layer of the marking joint part andthe marking part are of an integrated structure, which has highstructural strength and is not easy to separate. The identification cardprovided by this embodiment has higher material hardness and structuralstrength, and is not easy to deform due to the adoption of ceramicsubstrate.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

To provide a more detailed and clearer explanation of the technicalsolution of the embodiments of the disclosure, the drawings in theembodiments of the disclosure will be briefly introduced below.Obviously, the drawings described below are only part of manyembodiments of the disclosure and other drawings can be obtained bythose of ordinary skill in the art without paying creative labor.

FIG. 1 is a schematic structural diagram of an identification cardprovided according to an embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a schematic structural diagram of an identification cardprovided by according to another embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 3 is a schematic structural diagram of a display panel providedaccording to another embodiment of the disclosure;

FIG. 4 is a schematic structural diagram of a display panel providedaccording to another embodiment of the disclosure; and

FIG. 5 is an exploded view of the display panel provided according to anembodiment of the disclosure.

In the drawings:

1—Ceramic Substrate; 11—First Ceramic Substrate; 12—Second CeramicSubstrate; 2—Marking Joint Part; 21—Bearing Layer; 22—Marking Part;221—Chip Part; 222—Information Marking Part; 3—Pre-Laminated Layer;31—First Fixing Layer; 32—Antenna Part; 33—Second Fixing Layer.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

The features and exemplary embodiments of all aspects of the disclosurewill be described in detail below. In the following detaileddescription, many specific details are given to provide a thoroughunderstanding of the disclosure. However, it is apparent to thoseskilled in the art that the disclosure may be practiced without some ofthese specific details. The following description of the embodiments isgiven only to provide a better understanding of the disclosure byillustrating examples of the disclosure.

It should be noted that in this paper, relational terms such as firstand second are only used to distinguish one entity or operation fromanother entity or operation, and do not necessarily require or implysuch relationship or sequence between these entities or operations.Furthermore, the terms “comprise”, “include” or any other variationthereof are used to cover non-exclusive inclusion, so that a process,method, article or equipment including a series of elements includes notonly the mentioned elements, but also other elements not explicitlylisted, or elements inherent to such process, method, article orequipment. Without further restrictions, the elements defined by thesentence “comprising . . . ” do not exclude other same elements in theprocess, method, article or equipment comprising the elements.

To make the disclosure be better understood, the identification cardaccording to the embodiment of the disclosure will be described indetail with reference to FIG. 1 to FIG. 4 .

Referring to FIG. 1 , which is a structural schematic diagram of anidentification card provided by an embodiment of the disclosure. Theembodiment of the disclosure provides an identification card, whichcomprises: a ceramic substrate 1 with opposite surfaces, wherein atleast one surface is provided with an accommodating part; and a markingjoint part 2 arranged in the accommodating part, wherein the orthogonalprojection of the accommodating part on the ceramic substrate 1 coversthe orthogonal projection of the marking joint part 2 on the ceramicsubstrate 1, and the marking joint part 2 comprises a bearing layer 21and a marking part 22 arranged on the bearing layer 21, wherein thebearing layer 21 and the marking part 22 are of an integrated structure.

The identification card provided by the embodiment of this disclosurecomprises a ceramic substrate 1 and a marking joint part 2, wherein anaccommodating part is arranged on the ceramic substrate 1 for settingthe marking joint part 2 to ensure the flatness of the identificationcard, and the orthogonal projection of the accommodating part on theceramic substrate 1 covers the orthogonal projection of the markingjoint part 2 on the ceramic substrate 1, i.e., the length, width andother measurements of the accommodating part are slightly greater thanor equal to the length, width and other measurements of the markingjoint part 2, which is convenient for placing the marking joint part 2,and the bearing layer 21 of the marking joint part 2 and the markingpart 22 are of an integrated structure, which has high structuralstrength and is not easy to separate. The identification card providedby this embodiment has higher material hardness and structural strength,and is not easy to deform due to the adoption of ceramic substrate.

The marking part 22 may be a functional module for user identification,such as a chip, a magnetic stripe, a signature strip, a bank logo or ananti-counterfeit label, and the bearing layer 21 may be made of one ofor the combination of PVC (Polyvinyl chloride), PET (Polyethyleneterephthalate), ABS (Styrene resin), or other resin materials. Thebearing layer 21 has a sheet structure for bearing the marking part 22,and the bearing layer 21 and the marking part 22 can be formed into anintegrated structure by stamping or other processes. Specifically, atfirst, a plurality of marking parts 22 are uniformly arranged on a largebearing layer 21, and then an integrated structure including the largebearing layer 21 and a plurality of marking parts 22 is formed bystamping or other processes, and at last an integrated structureincluding only one marking part 22 is formed by stamping, cutting orother processes to improve production efficiency. After that, the formedintegrated structure is connected with the accommodating part by gluing.

Referring to FIG. 2 , in some optional embodiments, the ceramicsubstrate 1 includes a first ceramic substrate 11 and a second ceramicsubstrate 12 that are connected with each other, and the accommodatingpart is arranged on at least one of the first ceramic substrate 11 andthe second ceramic substrate 12.

It can be understood that the first ceramic substrate 11 and the secondceramic substrate 12 are attached to each other to form the ceramicsubstrate 1, and the accommodating part is located on the surfaceopposite to the other of the first ceramic substrate 11 or the secondceramic substrate 12, i.e., the accommodating part may be a closedspace, and the marking joint part 2 can be fixed between the firstceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12, or a throughhole can be perforated on the first ceramic substrate 11 or the secondceramic substrate 12 to expose the marking part 22 of the marking jointpart 2 to the outside to facilitate identifying.

In addition to the above-mentioned split structure in which the ceramicsubstrate 1 includes the first ceramic substrate 11 and the secondceramic substrate 12, the ceramic substrate 1 may also adopt anintegrated structure as shown in FIG. 1 , i.e., the ceramic substrate 1has an integral sheet-like structure, herein an accommodating part isdirectly arranged on the outer surface of the ceramic substrate 1, andthe marking joint part 2 is connected with the ceramic substrate 1 bygluing or other processes.

Referring to FIG. 3 , in some optional embodiments, the marking part 22includes a chip part 221 and an information marking part 222, and thechip part 221 and the information marking part 222 are respectivelyarranged in the accommodating parts on the surfaces of the first ceramicsubstrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12, which surfaces areopposite to each other.

It should be noted that the accommodating part is not limited to bearranged only on one of the first ceramic substrate 11 or the secondceramic substrate 12, but may also be arranged on both the first ceramicsubstrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12, i.e., theaccommodating part includes a first accommodating part and a secondaccommodating part, and the chip part 221 and the information markingpart 222 are respectively fixed in the first accommodating part and thesecond accommodating part, herein the chip part 221 may specificallyincludes a carrier tape, a chip or other components.

In some optional embodiments, the information marking part 222 includesat least one of a magnetic stripe, a bank logo, a signature strip and acard pattern part, and the bank logo and the card pattern part arearranged in the form of standing gold.

It should be noted that the standing gold form specifically refers tothe stereoscopic metal pattern process, i.e., the bank logo, card bodypattern part, etc. can protrude to the outer surface of the ceramicsubstrate 1 to present a stereoscopic effect and improve the grade andeffect of the layout design of the identification card.

In some optional embodiments, the orthogonal projection of the firstceramic substrate 11 on the identification card at least partiallyoverlaps with the orthogonal projection of the second ceramic substrate12 on the identification card.

It can be understood that the first ceramic substrate 11 and the secondceramic substrate 12 may be rectangular cards with the same shape andsize, i.e., the orthogonal projection of the first ceramic substrate 11on the identification card completely overlaps with the orthogonalprojection of the second ceramic substrate 12 on the identificationcard, which facilitates the alignment connection between the firstceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12. Certainly, thefirst ceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12 may alsohave different shapes and sizes, as long as they can be matched andconnected with each other.

On the basis of the above embodiments, the surface of the first ceramicsubstrate 11 opposite to the second ceramic substrate 12 is providedwith a clamping groove matched with the second ceramic substrate 12, sothat the second ceramic substrate 12 can be arranged in the clampinggroove.

The surface of the first ceramic substrate 11 opposite to the the secondceramic substrate 12 is provided with a clamping groove matched with thesecond ceramic substrate 12, i.e., the shape and size of the firstceramic substrate 11 are different from the shape and size of the secondceramic substrate 12, and the size of the first ceramic substrate 11 islarger than the size of the second ceramic substrate 12, so that thesecond ceramic substrate 12 can be accommodated by the clamping groove,and since the second ceramic substrate 12 is arranged in the clampinggroove, separation of the first ceramic substrate 11 from the secondceramic substrate 12 can be effectively avoided, thus further improvingthe connection stability of the identification card.

Referring to FIG. 3 , in some optional embodiments, a pre-laminatedlayer 3 in contact with the marking joint part 2 is arranged between thefirst ceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12, and thechip part 221 of the marking part 22 is connected with the antenna partof the pre-laminated layer 3.

It should be noted that the pre-laminated layer 3 generally refers to anINLAY layer, and optionally, the pre-laminated layer 3 is a flexiblematerial layer, which specifically refers to a pre-laminated product inwhich multiple PVC sheets and antennas or coils are laminated together.The pre-laminated layer 3 generally consists of two or three layers andthere are no printed patterns on the surface, and INLAY products aresuitable for the mass production of multi-variety cards at an earlystage. Different non-contact cards are formed by laminating again thematerials with different printed patterns on the top and bottom of theINLAY. PCB (Printed Circuit Board) or FPC (Flexible Printed Circuit),which are similar to NFC antenna (Near Field Communication) for mobilephones, may also be used.

In some optional embodiments, the orthogonal projection of thepre-laminated layer 3 on the first ceramic substrate 11 is rectangular,and the antenna part is arranged in the rectangular pre-laminated layer3; or, as shown in FIG. 4 , in order to reduce the material consumption,the orthogonal projection of the pre-laminated layer 3 on the firstceramic substrate 11 is annular, the annular shape may specifically besquare or round, and the antenna part is annularly arrangedcorresponding to the pre-laminated layer 3, and the first ceramicsubstrate 11 and/or the second ceramic substrate 12 are provided with agroove matched with the shape and size of the pre-laminated layer 3.

The marking part 22 includes a chip part 221 connected with the antennapart of the pre-laminated layer 3. Specifically, the chip part 221 isprovided with a set of coils to communicate with the antenna part of thepre-laminated layer 3, so as to realize functions such as signaltransmission.

Specifically, the pre-laminated layer 3 further includes a first fixinglayer 31 and a second fixing layer 33, and the antenna part is arrangedbetween the first fixing layer 31 and the second fixing layer 33.

The first fixing layer 31 and the second fixing layer 33 mayspecifically be made of PVC (Polyvinyl chloride) or other materials tofix the antenna part.

Referring to FIG. 5 , in order to facilitate the use of theidentification card, in some optional embodiments, the accommodatingpart includes a through hole penetrating the first ceramic substrate 11,herein the marking part 22 is arranged in the through hole.

It can be understood that the marking part 22 is arranged in the throughhole, and certain parts of the marking part 22, such as ananti-counterfeiting label, a magnetic strip and a signature strip, whichneed to be exposed to the ceramic substrate, can be exposed through thethrough hole. Optionally, an adhesive layer or a 3D printing layer canbe arranged between the marking part 22 and the inner wall of thethrough hole for fixing and connecting, so as to prevent the markingpart 22 from moving during use.

In order to further improve the connection stability between variousparts of the identification card, in some optional embodiments, adhesivelayers are provided between the accommodating part and the marking part22, and between the first ceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramicsubstrate 12.

Specifically, the shape and size of the adhesive layer are matched withthe shape and sizes of the accommodating part, the first ceramicsubstrate 11 or the second ceramic substrate 12, so as to ensure anenough contact area between the adhesive layer and each component, thusimproving the bonding effect.

Optionally, a stereoscopic printing layer is provided at the jointbetween the first ceramic substrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate12, and the stereoscopic printing layer is a film formed by a 3Dprinting process, and can effectively connect the first ceramicsubstrate 11 and the second ceramic substrate 12 to avoid separation ofthe first ceramic substrate 11 from the second ceramic substrate 12.

In some optional embodiments, at least one surface of the ceramicsubstrate 1 is provided with a pattern layer to display patterns or textinformation, and the orthogonal projection of the pattern layer on theidentification card does not overlap with the orthogonal projection ofthe marking joint part 2 on the identification card. Specifically, thepattern layer is formed on the surface of the ceramic substrate 1 by oneof firing glaze, electroplating and photoetching; or, a patterned grooveformed by laser engraving is arranged on the surface of the ceramicsubstrate 1, and an ink layer is arranged in the patterned groove toform a pattern layer together. The ceramic substrate 1 is made ofceramic material. The ceramic raw materials are melted at hightemperature and injected into a molding die, and then the accommodatingpart on the ceramic surface is preformed, or it can be obtained bymachining.

In some optional embodiments, the ceramic substrate 1 comprises at leastone of a metal oxide, a metal carbide, a metal boride, a metal nitrideand a metal silicide, i.e., the ceramic substrate 1 may be made of onlyone of a metal oxide, a metal carbide, a metal boride, a metal nitrideand a metal silicide, or may also be made of a mixture of a plurality ofthe above materials.

Above is only a specific embodiment of the disclosure, and those skilledin the art can clearly understand that for the convenience andconciseness of description, one can refer to the corresponding processesin the aforementioned embodiments for the specific manufacturingprocesses of the systems, modules and units described above, thus thespecific manufacturing processes will not be described in detail here.It should be understood that the scope of the disclosure is not limitedto this, and any person familiar with the art can easily think ofvarious equivalent modifications or substitutions within the technicalscope disclosed by the disclosure, all of which should be covered withinthe scope of the disclosure.

It should also be further noted that the exemplary embodiments mentionedin the disclosure describe some methods or systems based on a series ofsteps or devices. However, the disclosure is not limited to the sequenceof the above steps, i.e., the steps may be executed in the sequencementioned in the embodiment, or different from the sequence in theembodiment, or several steps may be executed synchronously.

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 16. An identification card, comprising: a ceramicsubstrate with opposite surfaces, wherein at least one of the surfacesis provided with an accommodating part; and a marking joint partarranged in the accommodating part, wherein the orthogonal projection ofthe accommodating part on the ceramic substrate covers the orthogonalprojection of the marking joint part on the ceramic substrate, and themarking joint part comprises a bearing layer and a marking part arrangedon the bearing layer, wherein the bearing layer and the marking part areof an integrated structure.
 17. The identification card according toclaim 16, wherein the ceramic substrate comprises a first ceramicsubstrate and a second ceramic substrate which are connected with eachother, and the accommodating part is arranged on at least one of thefirst ceramic substrate and the second ceramic substrate.
 18. Theidentification card according to claim 17, wherein the marking partcomprises a chip part and an information marking part, and the chip partand the information marking part are respectively arranged in theaccommodating parts of the surfaces of the first ceramic substrate andthe second ceramic substrate, which surfaces are opposite to each other.19. The identification card according to claim 18, wherein theinformation marking part comprises at least one of a magnetic stripe, abank logo, a signature strip and a card body pattern part, and the banklogo and the card body pattern part are arranged in the form of standinggold.
 20. The identification card according to claim 17, wherein theorthogonal projection of the first ceramic substrate on theidentification card at least partially overlaps with the orthogonalprojection of the second ceramic substrate on the identification card.21. The identification card according to claim 17, wherein a clampinggroove matched with the second ceramic substrate is arranged on thesurface of the first ceramic substrate opposite to the second ceramicsubstrate, so that the second ceramic substrate can be arranged in theclamping groove.
 22. The identification card according to claim 18,wherein a pre-laminated layer in contact with the marking joint part isarranged between the first ceramic substrate and the second ceramicsubstrate, and the chip part of the marking part are connected with anantenna part of the pre-laminated layer.
 23. The identification cardaccording to claim 22, wherein the orthogonal projection of thepre-laminated layer on the first ceramic substrate is rectangular; or,the orthogonal projection of the pre-laminated layer on the firstceramic substrate is annular.
 24. The identification card according toclaim 22, wherein the pre-laminated layer is a flexible material layer.25. The identification card according to claim 22, wherein thepre-laminated layer further comprises a first fixing layer and a secondfixing layer, and the antenna part is arranged between the first fixinglayer and the second fixing layer.
 26. The identification card accordingto claim 16, wherein the accommodating part comprises a through holepenetrating the first ceramic substrate, and the marking part isarranged in the through hole.
 27. The identification card according toclaim 26, wherein an adhesive layer is arranged between theaccommodating part and the marking part and/or between the first ceramicsubstrate and the second ceramic substrate.
 28. The identification cardaccording to claim 27, wherein a stereoscopic printing layer is arrangedat the joint of the first ceramic substrate and the second ceramicsubstrate.
 29. The identification card according to claim 16, wherein atleast one surface of the ceramic substrate is provided with a patternlayer, and the orthogonal projection of the pattern layer on theidentification card does not overlap with the orthogonal projection ofthe marking joint part on the identification card.
 30. Theidentification card according to claim 29, wherein the pattern layer isformed on the surface of the ceramic substrate by one of firing glaze,electroplating and photoetching; or, a patterned groove formed by laserengraving is arranged on the surface of the ceramic substrate, and anink layer is arranged in the patterned groove to form the pattern layertogether.